On arrival in Lima, an English-speaking assistant greets you outside Customs holding a sign with your name. They lead you to your waiting vehicle and driver, then accompany you to your hotel to help with check-in.

A welcome package containing a city map, tour vouchers, and other useful information will be waiting for you upon arrival to your first hotel.

Lima’s dining scene is a vibrant showcase of creativity and heritage, where some of Latin America’s most celebrated restaurants redefine Peruvian cuisine. From the avant-garde tasting menus at Central to the bold Nikkei flavors of Osaka, the city offers remarkable variety. Favorites like Mayta and Astrid & GastÓn highlight contemporary Peruvian cuisine at its finest, while trendy spots like Kion add a vibrant fusion of Peruvian and Asian influences. Please speak to your Destination Expert to secure a reservation.

Travel by private vehicle between your hotel and Lima's Jorge ChÁvez International Airport with a professional driver and English-speaking representative.

Board a flight in Lima with direct service to Cusco. Approximate flight time is one hour and 15 minutes. This is a separate purchase.

The effects of being at high altitude vary from person to person. While some travelers will experience no discomfort, others may find the process of acclimatization more challenging. To ensure an enjoyable experience in the coming days, take some time to rest and allow your body to adjust to the change in environment.

Treat yourself to an authentic taste of the Andes with a privately guided trip to the local Quechua community of Huilloc. Here, a host family will prepare a home-cooked, organic meal with local products harvested in traditional and sustainable ways, which you will help deliver to those tending nearby fields. In a fast moving world, the people of Huilloc offer hospitality based on old, unwritten laws of the community which stipulate that visitors are to feel like honored guests, rooted in a desire to share the community’s history and traditions. Certain to be a trip highlight, discover that the centuries-old traditions of the Inca are alive and well while enjoying a native snack alongside an inviting Quechua family before carrying on to the ancient fortress, Ollantaytambo. The last Inca stronghold to resist Spanish conquistadors, the fortress is an incredible example of Inca military architecture and is found on the outskirts of the namesake town in an area known as Temple Hill, often the starting point for intrepid hikers heading out on the last leg of the journey to Machu Picchu.

A full Tourist Ticket is required for access to key sites in Cusco and the Sacred Valley. You will receive a physical ticket on the day your touring begins in Cusco or the Sacred Valley. Keep your ticket with you throughout your stay for access to included sites.

Fertile terraces, high-altitude ingredients, and deep Andean traditions shape dining in Peru’s Sacred Valley. Near Moray, MIL Centro showcases high-altitude ecosystems through an immersive tasting experience, while Hawa highlights organic produce from Tambo del Inka’s garden and Wayra celebrates naturally grown Andean ingredients. For refined dining, also consider Las Manos and El Huerto, or enjoy regional favorites at Chuncho, El Huacatay, El Albergue, and Puka Punku. Tunupa and Killa Wasi offer more relaxed, scenic settings.

In the company of a private driver and local representative, depart from the Sacred Valley en-route to Ollantaytambo Train Station, the penultimate stop on your journey into the ancient capital of the Inca Empire.

Set near the base of the imposing Pinkuylluna Mountain, meander through the sleepy town of Ollantaytambo to arrive at the centrally-located train station where you will bid farewell to your local assistant and board the iconic Vistadome. Having settled in, the train will depart along a route that traces the Urubamba River, affording striking views of the dramatic landscape as you approach the valley below Machu Picchu. After a two-hour journey, the Vistadome will pull into a train station on the foothills beneath the ancient citadel in Machu Picchu Pueblo. Here, your local guide will welcome you together with local hotel porters who will transfer your luggage to your accommodation.

Please note, strict luggage restrictions apply aboard the Vistadome: 1) Only one piece of hand luggage is permitted per guest, weighing a maximum of 11 lbs (5 kgs). 2) Hand luggage cannot be larger than 62 linear inches. Baggage that exceeds weight or measurement restrictions will not be permitted. Please speak to your Destination Expert for more information.

Board a shuttle bus in Machu Picchu Pueblo and begin the 30 minute ascent up Machu Picchu Mountain on a switchback road carved into the mountainside. Buses depart frequently, leaving Machu Picchu Pueblo approximately every 30 minutes.

Steeped in mystery and surrounded by breathtaking Andean scenery, Machu Picchu remains one of the world's most celebrated archaeological treasures. During a private guided circuit tour of approximately 2.5 hours, discover the fascinating history, remarkable engineering, and enduring legacy of this ancient Inca citadel while taking in spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and the Urubamba River far below. Your guide will tailor the experience to your interests, offering deeper insight into the site's most significant landmarks and stories. Depending on your arrival time, enjoy a leisurely lunch either before or after your visit.

Board a shuttle bus at the entrance to Machu Picchu and make the 30 minute return to nearby Machu Picchu Pueblo. Shuttle buses depart frequently, leaving Machu Picchu approximately every 30 minutes.

Board a shuttle bus in Machu Picchu Pueblo and begin the 30 minute ascent up Machu Picchu Mountain on a switchback road carved into the mountainside. Buses depart frequently, leaving Machu Picchu Pueblo approximately every 30 minutes.

Admission for your second entrance to Machu Picchu is included. All Machu Picchu admissions are valid for single use only, and allow guests to explore the citadel for up to four hours between 6am-12pm or 12pm-5:30pm. Please speak to your Destination Expert for further information on new travel regulations regarding touring Machu Picchu, and to address any questions you may have.

Board a shuttle bus at the entrance to Machu Picchu and make the 30 minute return to nearby Machu Picchu Pueblo. Shuttle buses depart frequently, leaving Machu Picchu approximately every 30 minutes.

After a fascinating experience in the heart of the ancient Inca world, it is time to depart for the Imperial City, Cusco. Board the Vistadome in Machu Picchu Pueblo and relax as you embark on the scenic, four-hour journey to Poroy Train Station near Cusco. The route follows along the Urubamba River, climbing and descending through mountainous terrain utilizing, where necessary, a series of switchback rails. Consider purchasing a light snack or refreshment to make this sojourn through the countryside even more enjoyable. Before long, you will arrive at Poroy Station near Cusco.

Enjoy a private transfer between your hotel and Poroy Train Station with a professional driver and an English-speaking representative.

Explore the historic side of Cusco in a privately guided walking tour. Stroll the cobbled streets of the San Blas district and visit a colonial church notable for its incredibly ornate wood-carved pulpit. Carrying onward, proceed to the Koricancha Temple, once walled in plated gold and featuring courtyard statues made of solid gold, Conquistadors described it as “fabulous beyond belief.” Today, the Church of Santo Domingo rests on the site of the original temple, making it an excellent location to learn about the intersection of Inca and Spanish culture and architecture from your expert local guide. Concluding with a visit to Plaza de Armas and Cusco Cathedral, this encompassing tour is an excellent introduction to the traditions and history of this incredible city.

Spend unhurried moments at Palacio del Inka, where more than 500 years of history meet contemporary luxury in the heart of Cusco. Admire the mansion’s distinctive architecture and art, take part in cultural experiences that reveal Andean traditions, or restore body and mind at Andes Spirit Spa. Later, settle into the hotel’s elegant surroundings or enjoy the flavors of Peru at Inti Raymi, making the most of this storied retreat at your own pace.

This evening, enjoy dinner at one of the premier restaurants in Cusco, Cicciolina Tapas Bar. Reservations will be made in advance of your arrival at this highly regarded bodega which features a wide range of local specialties and western staples, prepared using the freshest ingredients sourced from the Sacred Valley. Please note: Your meal is not included and must be paid for on location. Reservations are confirmed at the time of booking and are subject to availability.

Enjoy a private transfer between your hotel and Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport in Cusco alongside a professional driver and an English-speaking representative.

Board a flight from Cusco to Santiago, Chile, connecting in Lima. Flight duration is approximately 6 hours and 25 minutes. Separate purchase.

Upon arrival in Chile, you will receive a PDI Entry Form at customs. Please take a photo of this form and keep the physical copy with you during your stay. Hotels will request it at check-in, and it must also be presented when departing the country.

To ensure your comfort, an English-speaking guide will be waiting for you outside of Customs holding a sign with your name on it. This representative will direct you to your awaiting vehicle and driver, and accompany you to your hotel to assist with check-in.

Explore Chile’s fascinating past in a privately guided tour of its capital city Santiago. Your adventure begins with a visit to La Moneda; a colonial plantation house that was turned into the Government Palace, where you learn about its historical and current significance. Next, stroll down the pedestrian streets of HuÉrfanos and Ahumada, the hub of Santiago’s commercial activity, and get a glimpse of the city’s modern life. Afterwards, visit the main square also known as Plaza de Armas. The square was the centerpiece of Santiago’s initial layout and you will be treated to views of remarkable buildings, including the Metropolitan Cathedral. The tour continues as you make your way to the Chilean Museum of Pre-Columbian Art. Here you get a unique opportunity to hear a lecture about some of the intriguing societies that have lived in this remote part of the world. As you explore the museum, see its impressive collection of artifacts from all over Latin America, including items originating from Easter Island. Your tour concludes with a private transfer back to your hotel.

Santiago has become one of South America's leading culinary destinations, offering an impressive variety of dining experiences ranging from award-winning tasting menus to traditional Chilean cuisine and vibrant wine bars. Highlights include BoragÓ, renowned for its innovative tasting menu inspired by Chile's diverse landscapes; Casa Las Cujas, celebrated for exceptional seafood; Karai by Mitsuharu, offering refined Nikkei cuisine; and BocanÁriz, one of the city's best wine bars, featuring an extensive selection of Chilean wines paired with locally inspired dishes.

Whether you're seeking a memorable fine dining experience, fresh seafood, authentic local flavors, or a relaxed evening over excellent Chilean wine, your Destination Expert will be happy to recommend the restaurants best suited to your preferences and assist with reservations. Please advise your Destination Expert of any dietary requirements or food allergies in advance so appropriate recommendations and arrangements can be made.

Join your professional driver and English-speaking guide for a private airport transfer.

Board a flight in Santiago with direct service to Easter Island. Approximate flight duration is five hours and 30 minutes.

Please note that the flights are not included in the price and must be purchased separately.

Enjoy a shuttle airport transfer with a professional driver between the airport and Explora Rapa Nui.

Surrounded by trees, prairies and views, Explora Rapa Nui boast a privileged location from which to explore Easter Island. All programs include accommodations, transfers to and from the airport, meals and drinks, and a selection of more than 30 exploration routes designed by the outdoor team. After settling into your accommodations and taking a tour of the grounds, an in-house guide will provide an orientation of the area and help design your personalized itinerary. Recommendations will be based on your interests, fitness level, and the weather forecast to help curate a completely customized experience. Clients travelling together may wish to participate in different activities or simply relax and take in the views. Prepare to immerse yourself in Rapa Nui’s history through hikes, bicycle explorations, snorkeling, and diving activities.

Based on the personalized recommendations of the on-site experts, set out to experience guided overland excursions along with a small group of fellow adventurers. Explore the Hotu Iti Area, where the enduring moai statues, carved from the volcanic slopes of Rano Raraku, stand as symbols of Rapa Nui's ancient heritage, followed by a visit to Tongariki, an archaeological site boasting a row of 15 majestic moai statues, and its surrounding areas. Alternatively, delve into the Lava Flows Area, where tales of volcanic origins come to life amidst irregular landscapes and ancient sanctuaries like Akivi and Tahai. Along the way, traverse the Roiho lava field and explore the lava tunnel known as Ana Te Pahu. Uncover the mysteries of the Miru Area, where archaeological vestiges and pristine coastal vistas await exploration. Or journey to the Rano Kau Area, where the enigmatic Bird cult and the island's volcanic origins await your discovery, featuring a hike around part of the island's largest crater, followed by a visit to the ceremonial village of Orongo. Discover the secrets of Cook's Bay, exploring the Hanga Kioe archaeological site, and making a stop at the island's anthropological museum. Alternatively, traverse the South Area, where the Pukao trail and lesser-explored historical sites offer glimpses into Easter Island's storied past, including Urenga, a curious platform with unique style and astronomical alignment, Hanga Poukura, the largest unrestored platform, and Ahu Hanga Te'e with its interpretive center.

Spend a relaxed evening at Explora Rapa Nui enjoying the lodge’s remote Pacific setting, local cuisine, and immersive island atmosphere. Enjoy sunset views over the Pacific Ocean, cocktails and dinner inspired by local flavors, or simply unwind at the lodge after a day of exploring the island. Depending on the evening and availability, you may also choose to enjoy stargazing experiences, cultural performances in Hanga Roa, or astronomy-focused experiences connected to Polynesian navigation traditions and the Southern Hemisphere night sky.

A day of incredible adventure awaits with an active combined shared excursion, recommended by an Explora guide based on your interests and fitness level. Choose to explore Ahu Tahira, where perfectly overlapping rock structures stand as a testament to ancient craftsmanship. Hike to the crater of Rano Kau Volcano, a towering sentinel that has shaped the island's landscape, and delve into the historic ceremonial village of Orongo, where Birdman competitions once captivated the island's inhabitants. Bike along the picturesque coastline, uncovering hidden archaeological treasures along the way, before returning to the comfort of Explora. Alternatively, embark on a biking adventure to Ahu Akivi, where seven majestic moai gaze steadfastly towards the ocean. Traverse lava fields, discovering hidden caves and tunnels that whisper tales of the island's volcanic origins. Continue the journey to Tepeu, an ancient settlement boasting the remains of the largest boat-house, before proceeding along dramatic cliffs with sweeping ocean views, culminating in a visit to the captivating Tahai archaeological site. With each optional service, immerse yourself in the rich history and breathtaking landscapes of Easter Island.

Enjoy a shuttle airport transfer with a professional driver between the airport and Explora Rapa Nui.

Fly direct from Easter Island to Santiago. Flights are subject to change based on availability. The flight duration is approximately 5 hours. (Separate Purchase)

Join your professional driver and English-speaking guide for a private airport transfer.

Immerse yourself in the stunning Santa Rita Winery and gain insight into its history. Located in the foothills of Alto Jahuel, Buin, the winery is a meeting point for tradition, Chilean history, culture, and cuisine. Santa Rita’s restaurant has also been declared a National Monument and is known as “DoÑa Paula” in honor of Paula Jaraquemada, one of Chile's most beloved historic patriots. Next, indulge in some of the most acclaimed wines of Santa Rita. Delight your tastebuds before touring the winery´s museum called “Museo Andino”. Here you'll discover a collection of 1,800 pieces of pre-Columbian art collected over 40 years.

Join your professional driver and English-speaking guide for a private airport transfer.

InterContinental Real Miraflores brings contemporary elegance to the vibrant heart of Lima’s Miraflores Boardwalk, offering an exceptional stay defined by modern amenities and thoughtful design. Its 321 rooms seamlessly combine comfort and luxury, providing a refined haven above the bustling city. You can indulge in Lima’s rich culinary heritage at the hotel’s diverse restaurants, where international flair meets regional tradition in dishes that celebrate local flavors and creativity. As evening falls, the rooftop lounge offers handcrafted cocktails and panoramic views—an ideal setting to take in the city’s dynamic skyline and coastal serenity. The rooftop also features an inviting infinity pool, where you can enjoy a refreshing swim or simply bask in the glow of a Peruvian sunset. After a day of sightseeing or cultural exploration, unwind at the serene spa, where expert therapists and tailored treatments deliver a deeply restorative experience. At InterContinental Real Miraflores, urban sophistication meets coastal calm in one of Lima’s most iconic neighborhoods.

Tambo del Inka is among the top hotels in the Sacred Valley, featuring elegantly designed rooms and suites with mesmerizing views of the Andes and the Vilcanota River. Peruvian cuisine, recognized as one of the best in the world, is served daily at the elegant Hawa Restaurant where guests can enjoy a wide range of exotic, mouth-watering dishes. Unwind and relax in the luxurious spa where you can choose from an array of pampering massages and exclusive therapeutic treatments featuring ancestral Incan ingredients, all surrounded by sweeping views of the Andes.

Sumaq Machu Picchu Hotel is a family hotel with extensive experience in luxury hospitality. A stay at Sumaq is centered on enjoying the beautiful landscape, rich with lush vegetation, enormous mountains, valleys, the Vilcanota River, a waterfall and ancient trails. Guestroom are luxurious private retreats where you can begin and end the day in complete comfort. In addition to top-notch service, Sumaq Hotel offers a privileged location in Machu Picchu Pueblo, on the banks of the Vilcanota River and just a short drive from Peru’s premier tourist attraction, Machu Picchu.

A storied mansion dating back nearly five centuries, Palacio del Inka stands in the historic center of Cusco. Directly across from the Koricancha Temple, it is a five-minute walk from the main square and less than a mile from an array of museums, markets, and restaurants. Designed to showcase a centuries-old blend of pre-Columbian, Incan, Spaniard, and Colonial themes, while embracing modern comforts — Palacio del Inka offers guests a captivating variety of history and state-of-the-art amenities that ensure a memorable stay in Cusco.

The Singular Santiago is a five-star luxury hotel located in the Lastarria Neighborhood in the heart of downtown Santiago. The hotel was designed specifically to fit seamlessly into this iconic neighborhood, which epitomizes the pride and creativity of the people of Santiago. The rooms and suites at The Singular Santiago offer an alluring blend of the classic and the contemporary and balance modern comforts with the charm of a bygone era. Though the hotel is brand new, your room will have an air of classic comfort. Tasteful touches, rich wood, supple leather, different color schemes and soft lighting create a warm, welcoming environment within which to unwind after a day of exploring the city.

The Explora Rapa Nui is a luxurious choice of accommodations on Easter Island. The hotel is seated on a hill and 9.6 hectares of land facing the sea, in a privileged location from which to explore the island. Rooms are built with a rustic feel and are designed to take full advantage of the silence, privacy, and spaciousness of the surrounding landscape, ensuring deep rest after a long day of exploration. To travel is to spend time, to arrive and to live. Architecture is permanence, freedom and safety. Explora Rapa Nui actively introduces travelers to the great scenery of Easter Island, through a well prepared exploration program. The hotel is a base built for linking man to temporary space- present and past- and the mysteries of nature. Rapa Nui has been the cradle of a unique and enigmatic culture that continues to endure today. This is the definition of isolation.